This is doable. I'm attaching a file that is a secure swiki (like refs
swiki). To use it, uncompress it and place the secure directory into the
swiki directory. Then, edit the setup.xml files for all the swikis to
have parent be secure, instead of refs. Reboot the server, and it should
work.
Peace and Luck!
Je77
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 12:59:54PM -0400, William Tozier wrote:
> [re-read caveats about me being a newbie from my previous messages, please]
>
> I'm setting up a project Swiki using the latest release of ComSwiki.
> My client requests that everything be password-protected, and that's
> been no problem setting up in the admin tool. But they note that
> domain names are the only thing that shows up in the "modified by"
> column on the history and changes lists, note that people in their
> company have changing domains as the network is reconfigured
> dynamically, and ask whether we could adjust those so that the lines
> read something like:
>
> [Changes]
> * Wiki Page Name modified 10:37:32 am by net-45.bobs.domain.com (bob)
>
> [History]
> Version Name User Domain Date Time
> 12 Wiki Page Name bob net-45.bobs.domain.com 6.8.01 10:37:32am
>
> It doesn't seem too nasty a thing to do, but I could use some
> pointers to what the objects are that include the user's signin name,
> and where the templates are for these pages. Admittedly I am *not*
> Squeak-proficient, but simple stuff should be doable.
>
> Or is there a setting somewhere that will simply replace the domain
> info with the signin name for me automagically? So far I've been
> pretty lucky with those.
>
> Thanks much for your help,
> Bill
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secure.tar.gz
